Roofing Contractor in Burns, WY
That One Construction Co. is a roofing company serving Burns and the surrounding communities in Laramie County. Whether a storm has damaged your roof or years of Wyoming weather have simply worn it down, a roofer from That One Construction Co. can walk the roof, give you a straight answer, and handle the work from permit to final inspection.
Burns was founded in 1916, and Main Street is still the only paved road in town. It’s a small, established agricultural community where people know their neighbors and expect work done right the first time, not rushed through by whoever shows up first after a storm.
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Two Reasons Burns Homeowners Call a Roofing Contractor
The first is storm damage. Laramie County sees serious weather on a regular basis, and a roof can take real damage without any of it being visible from the driveway. A missing shingle is obvious. A cracked seal or a bent piece of flashing usually isn’t, not until it’s already let water in somewhere it shouldn’t be. Either way, we start by inspecting the roof for free so you know what’s actually going on up there. When there’s a claim involved, we meet the adjuster in person, prepare the estimate ourselves, and follow up with the insurer if their number falls short of the damage. Whether it turns into a roof repair or a full roof replacement, storm and insurance work is the bulk of what we do, roughly 80% of our jobs, so this isn’t new territory for us.
The second is a roof that’s simply due. Not every call starts with a storm. Some roofs have just reached the end of what they were built to handle, and that conversation still starts with a free look and an honest answer. We hold to the same 50% rule insurers use: if less than half the roof needs work, we say so, even when a full replacement would be the bigger job.
The 2008 Tornado That Hit Burns
On May 22, 2008, a tornado touched down in a rural area near Burns during a major regional severe storm, damaging two homes and destroying a barn. No injuries were reported, but it’s a reminder that this part of Laramie County sees more than just wind and hail some years. Damage from an event like that doesn’t always announce itself. A roof can carry storm damage quietly for years if nobody ever climbs up and looks.
Elevation adds to the equation here too. Burns sits at just over 5,500 feet, high enough that Wyoming’s wind puts serious, sustained pressure on a roof rather than the occasional strong gust. A well-built roof handles that as one connected system, from the deck through the framing down to the foundation, not as a set of separate parts that each have to survive on their own. That’s the kind of thing worth having checked, storm or no storm.
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Why That One Construction Co. Is the Right Burns Roofer
That One Construction Co. has dedicated staff whose only job is talking to insurance companies every day. That matters most on a contested claim, when an adjuster’s first number doesn’t match what’s actually wrong with the roof. We handle that back and forth so you don’t have to learn an entirely new language just to get your roof fixed.
We install CertainTeed shingles and are ShingleMaster certified. Joe Huber has said plainly that he believes it’s a better product than what most other contractors are putting on a roof, and he backs that up with the certification behind it.
Making sure it looks like we weren’t there is a standard we hold on every job, not a slogan. Magnet passes for nails, landscaping protected before the crew starts, garage doors boarded during the work.
Your Burns Roofing Company
That One Construction Co. serves Burns and the surrounding area, including Cheyenne, Pine Bluffs, and Albin. If you need a roofer near you in Burns, start with a free roof inspection. No obligation, no pressure, just an honest look at what your roof needs.
Call or fill out the contact form to schedule yours.